DISCOGRAPHY

Compilations

Perhaps unsurprisingly, there have been many posthumous appearances by the March Violets on budget "Gothic" compilations.

The only exception to this is their contribution to the soundtrack to John Hughes' 1987 teen-flick Some Kind Of Wonderful, where they covered the Rolling Stones' "Miss Amanda Jones" (along with one of their own compositions "Turn To The Sky"), appearing alongside The Jesus & Mary Chain, Flesh For Lulu, Furniture and Steven Duffy on the movie's soundtrack album.

Listed below is a small sample of their "Gothic" contributions:

Various Artists: Burning from the Outside: Retail Slut

Various Artists: Dark Pleasures: Gothic Rock Collection

Various Artists: Darker Shade of Goth

Various Artists: Flesheaters

Various Artists: Goth: Music of the Shadows, Vol. 1

Various Artists: Goth Box

Various Artists: Gothic Erotica

Various Artists: Gothic Maladies

Various Artists: Gothic Rock, Vol. 2: 80's Into...

Various Artists: Gothic Rock, Vol. 3: Back on Black

Various Artists: Kiss of the Vampyre

Various Artists: Monsters of Goth

Various Artists: Mysterious Encounters

Various Artists: Sanctuary

Various Artists: Songs for a Black Planet

Various Artists: This Is Goth

Various Artists: Undead: 50 Gothic Masterpieces

There are more, but their titles all start sounding the same after a while...